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Where are we running the wires from?
This estimate assumes your panel has enough capacity for an EV charger and space for a dedicated breaker.
⚠️ Most subpanels don't have the capacity for an EV charger. Garage subpanels are typically 60–100A with most capacity already used. A load management device is usually required. We strongly recommend running the charger from the main panel.
Standard install: dedicated 60A breaker for a 48A charger on the main panel.
Distance from panel to charger
25 ft
Distance is the single biggest factor in your installation cost. The longer the run, the more wire, conduit, and labour is required. Keep in mind that wires don't run in a straight line across the house — they route up, over, and back down, so the actual wire length is often longer than it appears.
Installation complexity
What is an attic run?
In many Texas homes the electrical panel is not near the charger location. To get the wire from the panel to your charger, your electrician routes it up the wall and across the attic — this is called an attic run.
No attic run — Panel is in or right next to the charger location, or directly behind the wall.
1-story attic run — Wire travels up from the electrical panel into a single-story attic and back down to the charger location.
2-story attic run — Wire must travel through a two-story attic space, often with tighter access, longer distances, and more complex routing. Significantly more labour.
In many Texas homes the electrical panel is not near the charger location. To get the wire from the panel to your charger, your electrician routes it up the wall and across the attic — this is called an attic run.
No attic run — Panel is in or right next to the charger location, or directly behind the wall.
1-story attic run — Wire travels up from the electrical panel into a single-story attic and back down to the charger location.
2-story attic run — Wire must travel through a two-story attic space, often with tighter access, longer distances, and more complex routing. Significantly more labour.
Add smart load management device?
A load management device monitors real-time electrical demand and automatically reduces charger output when your home's power usage is high — protecting your panel and potentially avoiding a costly upgrade.
Do you already have a charger?
ChargePro Texas can provide the charger at cost — no mark up — if needed.
Charger prices are typical retail. ChargePro Texas can advise on the best charger for your vehicle and setup.
I need a permit
ChargePro Texas handles all permit paperwork for you.
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This is a rough estimate. Final price may vary due to on site specifics, wiring path, and whether a panel upgrade or other additional work is needed. For an accurate quote, please fill out the form below.